Dress Patterns Edit: A-line Dresses

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We are starting to dream of warmer weather, early spring flowers and of course… wearing dresses! Today we want show you some lovely A-line dress patterns that might fill a gap in your (spring) wardrobe.

When referring to A-line dresses, the term A-line generally means fitted from the shoulders to the hips and then widening to the hem. We also use the term A-line when we’re talking about trapeze dresses. This shape is often fitted at the shoulders, then widening from the shoulders to the hem, ignoring the waist and hips.

Scroll down for a few of our favourite A-line dress patterns and start planning your spring wardrobe!

Pattern: Vogue 9237.

This is a typical “Trapeze” dress as it flares out from the shoulders. It’s a pullover dress with button and loop closing at the back, and it features sleeve and hem variations. The ruffle at the back makes this dress bang on trend for this year!

Pattern: New Look 6210.

Creating an A-line dress is not just for woven fabrics, some are designed for knits too. This New Look pattern includes a more flared option with version C and D and it will make for a very comfortable dress that will be perfect for swooshing around in!

Pattern: New Look 6263.

It’s all in the neckline! This sleeveless A-line dress features a notched neck line with an optional big or small bow. It features bust darts and it closes with a zipper at the back.

This A-line dress, has a high waist and princess seams with sleeve variations and decorative buttons . Fastened at back with invisible zipper. We’re showcasing View C but Views A and B have an optional collar. Includes separate pattern pieces included for cup sizes A/B, C, D.